"exploitation company" is a grammatically correct and frequently used phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase "exploitation company" when referring to a company that profits from using something or someone excessively or unfairly. This can be used in the context of environmental exploitation, labor exploitation, or even the exploitation of natural resources. Example: The locals protested against the presence of the oil exploitation company in their village, accusing it of causing harm to their land and livelihoods.
By switching the Navy to running on BP's oil, Winston Churchill helped ensure the survival of the struggling business that had begun life drilling speculatively in Persia as the First Exploitation Company.
Made for under £50,000 for an exploitation company, it doesn't look cheap or hurried and took the Silver Bear in Berlin where the following year Polanski's Cul-de-sac won the Golden Bear.
The aptly-dubbed Orange Peel Exploitation Company – a partnership between three international universities – is investigating the potential of generating citrus-based biofuels by extracting chemical compounds from orange peel using high powered microwaves.
In the early 1970s Scorsese started out by following the period gangster picture Boxcar Bertha, made for Roger Corman's exploitation company, with Mean Streets, a personal story of Italian-American life, in the manner of his mentor, John Cassavetes.
(Sony, Blu-ray $38.96, standard definition $27.96, R) PIRANHA A joyfully tasteless — but hugely entertaining — low-budget send-up of "Jaws," directed for New World Pictures, Roger Corman's feisty exploitation company of the 1970s, by the rising young filmmaker Joe Dante ("Gremlins").
The considered gravel mine has worked since 1951 and belongs to the Cracow Aggregate Exploitation Company.
The great news is, because of the bunch of campaigning that's happened in the last couple of years, there are laws in place, improving global governance norms about how the international, multinational resource exploitation companies have to behave.
"It all started when seismic companies, the ones who have been commissioned by the [gas] exploitation companies, started [to] intrude on us last year... and it was not only intrusion, it was harassment and terrorising, threatening with expropriation, financial fines, different things".
The UK University Companies Association represents the technology exploitation companies of universities all over the United Kingdom.
Out of these 6 influential factors, the first two are determined by exploitation companies and the other four are intrinsic characteristics of the reservoir that with identifying them, we can optimize production by appropriate production schemes.
No word on whether the exploitation movie company, Troma, whose minions have been parading around with "Occupy Cannes" signs, staged a protest.
